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A Scoetie's alwaysplyslfr/i j, SFibes a drop of Scotisb Whisiq, Helleat a slipper, rag *É: table, At lrast as/ar as h a ble.. And people Who are a littie *Sotch Ji. thefr buying habits vil! find reai economy ln Wilson'a IDEAL Dog Food, the T-Omw. Muai. Large or emall doge viii thive orn IDEAI, the ucentific combina- tion of 'food elements viWa to the veRî- beiaag of every type of modem dog. En- dorsed by dealeru everywher. A*,c fer FREE gift catalog at your favotite stor& guai ur cuise. " 4No part of the American scen e can claim a more exciting associa- tion with our country's history than AlaskaÉ, or offer a more fasctnatlng experiemice. to the traveler today," states Douglas Malcolm of the Affner- jean Express Travel service, which has just announced a sertes of six. cruise-tours to the Alaskan coast and the Yukon for this surnmer, via the Alaskca Steamshtp lme. Füllowing the Yukon circle route, the tours wrn .eaU at the most scenie spots along the ioast and also include thôse places ti the, interior which -are SO renowned for their role ti Alaska's fabulous gold boom. Three of the tours, of 23 days each, wil follow the "Downstreamn route" Argentina and C*ile, it w a s an- Clarkson this week by, Robert L.. _Çlrksnchairman. of the board. Mr. Clarkçsoný and Ralph ýT. Reed, executive vice president of the corn- pany, have just returned from -a six-week survey o! South American travel conditions and markets.. Through its affiliate, AmrericanExý- press. of Brazil, the Ameérican Ex- Press has acqufred a 50 Per cent interest ti Sociedade AnonimnaVia- gens Internacionais which operates a large travel office ti Rio de Janei- ro, Mr. Clarkson sa d. Through an- other affiliate, American Express of Argentina, it has jotned with theý Companta de Transportes Expreso Villalonga i forming a new corn- South. Most of ti concerned, with thi pared with similar sc h oo0ls in, the North and, Eat. Certaily there are many fine schools ithe South which com- pare favorab 'ly w ith sehools 'of like classification in the North.and East. ýT here are several excellent four - year> wom-, en's colleges sit- uated in Mary- 51UuteM uin.Me ýse inquiries are r rating as com- tai of!'Uruguay; Buenos Junior Sdi..!. P4uuerous loche, Mar del Plata, Ba- 'Fine junior colleges for women in Cordoba, Mendoza, Ros- the South are numerous, where col- Fe, Tucuman and Sari- lege preparatory work is given along 'stero, ali Argentina; with a two-year college course. The aiparaiso and Los Anides, work in these accredited cofleges is * accepted and pupils entered in four- year colleges where the type of course ShoreGirls taken and credit giveri fits into a cureci trom the Military, Training 'Constace u Camps association, Room 805, 6 N.Cosac( Michigani avenue, ChicagD, it was nuerîy o anriounced this week. nmed hio These sunimer encampments for announced1 young men of the Sixth Corps Area Patrice Cloi (linit, Michigan and Wisconsin) as ne wrnl be held from Julv 11 to Auxut Z!? 'd wiil be ie a rances V';-" .VEI 'urit Carroll, 111 Schools i the South must be 499 Drexel ave- choseri as càréfully, as those else- Ann Roche, for where, keeping in ind the fact that -a, have be many southern women expeet to de- n's Honor ROI, rive a little different training in their coUlege recent!y. sehools than do most riorthern ýer of Constance, womeri, and that it is flot always 1 senieter ~ ossible to obtain ail courses. i vr ýt sérnéster withnr i e1r es offer advan- ilitera- 01 ci three rear n at and Mrs., il Lake avenue. via ýz aftei June 13,